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List Of Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Characters - Protagonists
... Yūki Jūdai?) Voiced by KENN, Mariko Nagahama (young) (Japanese), Matthew Charles (English) Jaden Yuki is the main protagonist of the series ... Syrus Truesdale / Sho Marufuji (丸藤翔, Marufuji Shō?) Voiced by Masami Suzuki (Japanese), Wayne Grayson (English) Syrus Truesdale is a timid young boy who enrolls into Duel Academy with Jaden ... Jun Manjome (万丈目準, Manjōme Jun?) Voiced by Taiki Matsuno (Japanese), Tony Salerno (1-89), Marc Thompson (90 onwards) (English) Chazz Princeton is ...
... Yūki Jūdai?) Voiced by KENN, Mariko Nagahama (young) (Japanese), Matthew Charles (English) Jaden Yuki is the main protagonist of the series ... Syrus Truesdale / Sho Marufuji (丸藤翔, Marufuji Shō?) Voiced by Masami Suzuki (Japanese), Wayne Grayson (English) Syrus Truesdale is a timid young boy who enrolls into Duel Academy with Jaden ... Jun Manjome (万丈目準, Manjōme Jun?) Voiced by Taiki Matsuno (Japanese), Tony Salerno (1-89), Marc Thompson (90 onwards) (English) Chazz Princeton is ...
Master Of Martial Hearts - Characters
... She is voiced by Kaori Nazuka in the Japanese version, and by Anita Neukar in the English dub ... She is voiced by Satomi Akesaka in the Japanese version, and by Cherami Leigh in the English dub ... Miko is voiced by Ai Nonaka in the Japanese version, and by Alexis Tipton in the English dub ...
... She is voiced by Kaori Nazuka in the Japanese version, and by Anita Neukar in the English dub ... She is voiced by Satomi Akesaka in the Japanese version, and by Cherami Leigh in the English dub ... Miko is voiced by Ai Nonaka in the Japanese version, and by Alexis Tipton in the English dub ...
List Of Ulysses 31 Episodes - Japanese Version
... A number of the episode titles in the Japanese version of Ulysses 31 were modified or simplified from the original French ...
... A number of the episode titles in the Japanese version of Ulysses 31 were modified or simplified from the original French ...
Sin & Punishment: Star Successor - Characters - Nebulox
... Group of Five Countries," or "G5" in the original Japanese version of the game, the Nebulox members of Earth-5 and followers of the creators, who wish to hunt down and kill Kachi ... Voiced by Eric Newsome (English Version), Tarusuke Shingaki (Japanese version) Armon Ritter (リッター, Ritter?) A shapeshifter who transforms into mutated marine life forms ... Voiced by Michael Blum (English Version), Yuichi Ishigami (Japanese version) Hibaru Yaju (ヒバル・ヤジュー?) An expert swordswoman ...
... Group of Five Countries," or "G5" in the original Japanese version of the game, the Nebulox members of Earth-5 and followers of the creators, who wish to hunt down and kill Kachi ... Voiced by Eric Newsome (English Version), Tarusuke Shingaki (Japanese version) Armon Ritter (リッター, Ritter?) A shapeshifter who transforms into mutated marine life forms ... Voiced by Michael Blum (English Version), Yuichi Ishigami (Japanese version) Hibaru Yaju (ヒバル・ヤジュー?) An expert swordswoman ...
List Of International Game Shows - Game Shows Around The World - Japan
... MXC) (Most Extreme Elimination Challenge) The Weakest Link (2002) Kuizu $ Mirionea (Japanese version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? ) The Deal (Japanese version of Deal or No Deal) Panel Quiz Attack 25 ... Drunken Businessmen Quiz 100-nin ni kikimashita (Translated as We ask 100 people, Japanese version of Family Feud) Shall We Dance? (Japanese version of Strictly Come Dancing) Quiz ...
... MXC) (Most Extreme Elimination Challenge) The Weakest Link (2002) Kuizu $ Mirionea (Japanese version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? ) The Deal (Japanese version of Deal or No Deal) Panel Quiz Attack 25 ... Drunken Businessmen Quiz 100-nin ni kikimashita (Translated as We ask 100 people, Japanese version of Family Feud) Shall We Dance? (Japanese version of Strictly Come Dancing) Quiz ...
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“Truth cannot be defined or tested by agreement with ‘the world’; for not only do truths differ for different worlds but the nature of agreement between a world apart from it is notoriously nebulous. Rather—speaking loosely and without trying to answer either Pilate’s question or Tarski’s—a version is to be taken to be true when it offends no unyielding beliefs and none of its own precepts.”
—Nelson Goodman (b. 1906)
“The Japanese are, to the highest degree, both aggressive and unaggressive, both militaristic and aesthetic, both insolent and polite, rigid and adaptable, submissive and resentful of being pushed around, loyal and treacherous, brave and timid, conservative and hospitable to new ways.”
—Ruth Benedict (1887–1948)